- - Hoo-ha
- - pour out a river, causing turmoil
- - Noisy disturbance but not by a lion
- - Extreme disturbance
- - pandemonium makes a novice leave the parlour in an upset state
- - Raise a right row. This results
- - Turmoil caused by lion on a rock?
- - pandemonium when sailing boat enters ancient city
- - disturbance of increasing volume
- - Noise you heard: communications with one rowing
- - Loud outcry or clamour
- - occassionally support on-air brawl
- - Loud group protest
- - Happens when band leaves after a couple songs
- - Noisy commotion
- - Public outcry
- - Chaos
- - Noisy confusion
- - Furore
- - Great commotion
- - Brouhaha, commotion
- - Outcry
- - Commotion
- - Ado
- - All hell broke loose, as there's no metal in plate armour
- - United spin row creating mayhem
- - Loud disturbance
- - State of commotion, noise and confusion
- - Angry protest and row coming after universal voting system
- - Clamour
- - Big noise at university, Oxford's No. 5 rower
- - Loud and impassioned noise or disturbance
- - Brouhaha
- - Hullabaloo
- - Furor
- - Outpouring of criticism
- - Rumpus
- - Loud commotion
- - Hue and cry
- - Public protest
- - At university, rower across river causes pandemonium
- - Major protest
- - Unusually passionate row or awful rumpus initially
- - Public expression of outrage
- - Public outrage
- - Big fuss
- - Pandemonium
- - More than a murmur of discontent
- - To-do
- - Din of a crowd
- - Expression of outrage
- - Hurly-burly
- - Riot
- - Flap
- - Big to-do
- - Big commotion
- - Clamor
- - Sign of controversy
- - Continuous din.
- - Sound effect in convention halls.
- - Big noise.
- - Sound effect at the Stadium.
- - Great tumult.
- - Loud noise
- - Racket
- - Din
- - Hubbub.
- - Turmoil
- - Tumult
- - Crowd sound
- - noisy commotion from a crowd
- - racket, disturbance
- - At college, loud cry creates commotion
- - Outcry, commotion
- - Hoopla
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